Delcy Rodríguez has maintained tight control of political conditions inside the country, while prioritising economic liberalisation.

The Rodríguez government announced a major debt overhaul while seeking to revive Venezuela's oil industry and attract foreign investment.

It is payday Friday, and a popular shopping mall located in eastern Caracas is packed. But while the hallways look full and the display windows are brightly lit and well-stocked, many people enter and ...

By Sarah Kinosian and Karin Strohecker CARACAS/LONDON, May 27 (Reuters) - When interim Venezuelan President Delcy Rodriguez's ...

Separately, Chevron last month signed an asset exchange agreement with PDVSA, expanding its footprint in Venezuela's heavy ...

Venezuela woos foreign investors for economic recovery, but chronic blackouts in regions like Zulia fuel skepticism about its power grid ...

Venezuelan officials said they wanted to “free the country from the burden of accumulated debt.” ...

The U.S. military operation to apprehend and remove Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro from power could put pressure on Cuba's economy as the communist country reels from the loss of a key economic and ...

The International Monetary Fund on Thursday formally reengaged with Venezuela under acting President Delcy Rodríguez, a breakthrough that could unlock billions of dollars in financing and marks a ...

Half a century ago, Venezuela was one of the world's richest nations. Today, decades of economic collapse have driven nearly a quarter of its population to flee the country. On January 3, the US ...

American Airlines has resumed flights as Donald Trump moves to rebuild ties following the abduction of Nicolas Maduro.

Venezuela was once among the most prosperous economies in Latin America, supported by vast energy reserves, strong trade flows and a growing middle class. Today, however, it serves as a cautionary ...